Journeyman Lineman School The original name for the master whitemetlesmiths or master silversmiths in England was ASHFORTH That is the name I m seeking Thanks again sh 03 08 2005 9 21 PM 13 Wirral Guest 1881 census RG11 3038 p29 f48 139 Gerrard St Aston Warwickshire Aston is now a suburb of Birmingham Robert Ashforth head M 41 Metal Smith Journeyman
I found a journeyman tailor named James McQuhae with a daughter Agnes of a similar age At first I thought it was a bad transcription but the name is the same almost in every census and there are quite a number of McQuhaes in the censuses James is still alive by 1881 but no sign of Agnes which is good she could be down in Yorkshire To parents James Wylie Pastry Baker Journeyman and Jane McVean Marriage date 9th Sep 1891 Glasgow The death of Alexander a Hardware Dealer married to Mary Wylie or Dunne on the 26th Apr 1931 lists parents as James Wylie Pastry Baker deceased and Jane Wylie now King m s McVean Back to James Wylie b1895 d1924
Journeyman Lineman School
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Mary dies in 1844 and is recorded wife of William Hollins packer pottery packer they filled the kilns William was also a journeyman potter Their is a death in 1844 for a William Hollins but I have that certificate and this chap is a collier of 80 years of age Her father was William Springall an engineer journeyman Her mother was Emily Springall Bertha married Thomas James Fleming on 10th February 1910 in Lambeth Her father s details were William Springall deceased a mechanical engineer journeyman Thomas said his father was William Millar Fleming a draper s traveller
Hi I m sure someone here will have an idea or two My first case is great granny s first husband John Thomas Stott b 1868 1869 Newcastle Married his cousin Jane Ann Fenwick in 1900 at East Grinstead Sussex he was a tailor journeyman Family were living at East Grinstead in 1901 with a 3 month old baby The story goes that John Thomas Stott died Am hoping someone may be able to help with my search for what could be my GG Grandmother I have been handed a birth certificate by my mums cousin who believed it was her G Grandmother the birth certificate is for Ellen Proctor b Sept 1860 at Garston Saltworks Lancs mother Ann ie formerly Rowland father William occupation Shipwright Journeyman
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Here is what I know all based off of online research so years may be slightly off William Whitehouse was born in about 1821 in Bath Somerset Lived in Bodenham Herefordshire in 1861 as a Servant Blacksmith Journeyman to John Went Son Henry William Whitehouse was born Oct 26 1868 Kenripper 14 01 2007 9 04 AM It seems to me that Bridget may have married in 1850 as Biddy JACKA to John Moore RICHARDS 1851 census Jennings Lane Penzance John Moore RICHARDS head married 46 mason journeyman born Paul Bridget RICHARDS wife married 22 born Marazion Amelia CORNISH visitor 7 scholar born Paul Graham L 14 01 2007
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The original name for the master whitemetlesmiths or master silversmiths in England was ASHFORTH That is the name I m seeking Thanks again sh 03 08 2005 9 21 PM 13 Wirral Guest 1881 census RG11 3038 p29 f48 139 Gerrard St Aston Warwickshire Aston is now a suburb of Birmingham Robert Ashforth head M 41 Metal Smith Journeyman
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I found a journeyman tailor named James McQuhae with a daughter Agnes of a similar age At first I thought it was a bad transcription but the name is the same almost in every census and there are quite a number of McQuhaes in the censuses James is still alive by 1881 but no sign of Agnes which is good she could be down in Yorkshire
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Journeyman Lineman School - Her father was William Springall an engineer journeyman Her mother was Emily Springall Bertha married Thomas James Fleming on 10th February 1910 in Lambeth Her father s details were William Springall deceased a mechanical engineer journeyman Thomas said his father was William Millar Fleming a draper s traveller
